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Rapsody Reveals A Lot To Listeners On “Stand Tall”

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For the better part of a decade, Rapsody has floored fans with her tremendous pen game and ear for great production. After a four-year hiatus, the North Carolina-bred MC returned in 2023 with her GOATED: Rapsody LP with a bevy of features from JID, SiR, BJ The Chicago Kid, Queen Latifah and more. In the next couple of months she will be returning with another LP and to hype it up, Rapsody is here with “Stand Tall.”

This track is essentially a tell-all in a sense. In “Stand Tall,” she addresses some personal topics such as authenticity, sexual preferences, anxieties. The accompanying music video is also pretty heavy. According to the press release, Rapsody is speaking with actress Sanaa Lathan for about two minutes or so about the things she then attacks in the song.

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Listen To “Stand Tall” By Rapsody

As we mentioned earlier, Rapsody is getting ready to unveil her next album. It will called Please Don’t Cry, and fans can expect a May 17 release date. So far, this is the second single we have gotten for the stacked tracklist. “Asteroids,” another excellent teaser, was dropped back in October and featured production from one of the best to do it, Hit-Boy. Other superstars include, Lil Wayne, Erykah Badu, Baby Tate, and more.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Stand Tall,” by Rapsody? Is this one of her strongest tracks in recent memory, why or why not? What is your favorite element of the song and why? Does this get you excited for her forthcoming record, Please Don’t Cry? Whose guest verse are you most intrigued by and why? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Rapsody. Finally, stay with us for everything the most informative song posts throughout the week.

Quotable Lyrics:

Tryna meditate to calm my heart, racing like a ambulance
So I ain’t got no answers, you can beliеve what you choose
I’m tryna focus on sleeping at night without waking up panicking
Steph lost hеr father, I’m tryna be here for my friends and them
Mees lost her father, I’m tryna be here for my friends and them
Free my spirit so I ain’t looking in the mirror seeing Candyman

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Lil Yachty Posts His Playlist Online After Fans Clowned A Fake One

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Lil Yachty is many things: a rapper, stylist, gamer, songwriter, psych-rock creative, and the list goes on. Given his unique aesthetics, the cultural splash he made on impact, and the polarizing nature of a lot of his art and statements, he has also been identified as a key tastemaker in the past seven years or so. Maybe that seems far-fetched, but the Atlanta native is always down to share his tastes and proclivities with the world. Recently, though, people clowned him for this very fact after they found an alleged playlist of his on Spotify that many deemed “basic.” When the 26-year-old caught wind, he said it was fake but posted his own Apple Music playlist to prove it.

Furthermore, it’s about 450 songs long, totaling in at about 30 hours and 41 minutes. Genre-wise, it’s pretty all over the indie/rock/pop/R&B spectrum, although it doesn’t contain much in the way of strict hip-hop. That makes sense, though; Lil Yachty’s spoken before about how he usually doesn’t listen to other rap music to stay fresh and focused on his own craft. In addition, he explored a lot of different approaches and genres in 2023, something that he’s already continuing in 2024. For example, look no further than Faye Webster’s new single featuring him, “Lego Ring,” which is a quaint and colorful indie-shoegaze-alternative jam.

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Lil Yachy Shares His Actual Playlist After Fake One Goes Viral

As for the picks themselves, there are plenty of songs here from Sampha, Drake, Cocteau Twins, Solange, ROSALÍA, Prefab Sprout, Bibio, Bktherula, and many more. Surprisingly, though, there are no songs here from Tyler, The Creator, despite him shouting Lil Yachty out on his own favorite songs list earlier in 2023. Still, we don’t always expect things to be quid pro quo between rappers when it comes to praise. It’s just interesting to see because, as we end a year and start a new one, artists often take the time to shout out their favorite work from their peers.

But Yachty’s playlist isn’t really about that, and is more of a general look into his listening habits. The “Paradigm” artist has a lot of gems on here, and who know what he’ll come across in 2024? Maybe we’ll get an update from him in the near future to see what else caught his ear. For more news and the latest updates on Lil Yachty, keep checking in with HNHH.

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Kodak Black Delivers Personal Cuts On New Album “When I Was Dead”

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Kodak Black has given his fans both sides of the coin for the duration of his career. Do you want head-nodding trap bangers, he has a bountiful amount of those. Or, are you looking for more introspective cuts? Kodak has that in his arsenal as well. The latter are the type of tracks you are getting on the Florida veteran’s latest project When I Was Dead.

The debate on which side of the rapper is better is certainly up for debate. That will be up to you to decide. If you want to engage in that, be sure to put your answer in the comments section at the bottom of the page. But, let us talk details of this new Kodak tape.

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Listen To When I Was Dead By Kodak Black

This follows up on his Pistolz & Pearlz album from May. Ahead of this coming out, Kodak put out two promotional singles for it. The first of which was “Eaze Your Mind” at the end of October. Following that, the lovey track, “2’CY” came just four days later on Halloween. To drive home that this is a more personal record, the features are quite scant. Three different artists appear here. WizDaWizard lands on two songs, one of which includes another guest, Wam SpinThaBin. Finally, OG Bobby Billions helps Kodak close out the LP on “Master Peace.”

What are your initial thoughts on Kodak Black’s new album, When I Was Dead? Is this Kodak’s most personal record to date? Is this the better release over Pistolz & Pearlz? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Kodak Black, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

When I Was Dead Tracklist:

  1. Kylie Grande
  2. Close To Me
  3. I’m Kodak
  4. Hard Life
  5. Burning Rubber
  6. Lemme See
  7. 2’CY
  8. Nothing To Me
  9. Came Thru Flushin’
  10. Eaze Your Mind
  11. F*** You Too
  12. Colostomy (feat. WizDaWizard)
  13. Extra Clips (feat. WizDaWizard & Wam SpinThaBin)
  14. Scared Of My Money
  15. Right On Time
  16. Facetime Hiding
  17. My Chest Out
  18. Master Peace (feat. OG Bobby Billions)

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